Well. What to say about this flick? Aired on Hallmark as part of their WEDDING movies extravaganza!!

The biggest draw was the reunion on screen of Lisa Whelchel and Kim Fields. Beyond that it's your typical fluffy wedding movie. Neither parent is thrilled about the wedding of their children and do everything they can to bust up the impending nuptials.

Enjoyable but mostly snooze-worthy!

I get that the male lead was heartbroken by his wife leaving, and he's having trouble opening his heart again. But making him be so blatantly cynical and anti-marriage just made him unlikable. A divorce lawyer can still wish a newlywed couple the best, and accept that many marriages are happily successful.

Both parents were terrible control freaks with their kids. I understand being alarmed by your kid dropping out of school. And the son could have called his mom weeks earlier and told her that he was getting serious with somebody. But that doesn't excuse the parents' behavior. They deserved the scolding that their kids eventually give them.

Also, I don't know much about veganism. But wouldn't a vegan object to fishing and cow-milking and harvesting chicken eggs?

Widow wedding coordinator Wendy is less than thrilled to have divorced divorce attorney Marco move in next door to her business. Even worse her son brings home Marco's daughter. The one thing Marco and Wendy can agree on is that they do not want their kids, marrying, dropping out of law school and starting an organic farm.

This was hilariously funny with a sweet sentimental romantic storyline. This was cleverly devised to have you focused on on another couple as a romance is building between their parents.

It was fun to see Blair and Tootie from Facts of Life reunited.

My favorite bit of this film...the dancing! Thank you for that. I seriously missing dancing at the grange and the way those silver foxes eyes lit up when we showed up to dance.

This is a strong recommendation for me and a total surprise.

Did I mention the totally Canadian father/grandfather?